The question boils down to the simplest common denominator....risk tolerance.

From my properties I lost on, I am even more keen to what I want in a future property and what I won't tolerate.

You can also put more than one property in one entity if your risk tolerance is higher.But educating yourself on all the pro and con of these entities is probably a must before meeting with your legal & tax team.Last, but not least, when the structure is created, you need to maintain it.

Elle BerryGood morning my partner and I is looking to invest in Cleveland for the cash flow so do you have area is best for that  What's best for you depends what your goals, budget and risk tolerance are.

They raise money from investors with a high risk tolerance who are expecting high returns and a quick exit (what I call “hot equity”).  

I would say my risk tolerance is medium. 

Of course each situation is different so you have to weigh the cost/benefit and your personal risk tolerance.

How’s your risk tolerance?

The question whether it's worth taking the risk or not is a question of personal risk tolerance.

@Filipp Nesterov - Everyone needs to do their own due diligence, find their own risk tolerance, and make the decision that is the best fit for their scenario.